Talk to Dentist on Swollen Gums
Asking For Self, Female 23, Islamabad
My upper and lower gums (right corner)are swollen from last 2 days. I am unable to eat . Do I need treatment or it will get settled on its own?
Dr. Shoaib Hanif - Dentist
BDS | Lahore
aoa.
just do saline gargles 3 to 4 times a day. and visit dentist for complete diagnosis.
Dr. Muhammad Adnan Asif Raja - Dentist
Cosmetic Dentist, Consultant Dental Surgeon, BDS (RIU), RDS, Postgraduate Diploma (RIU), C-Implantology, C-Orthodontics | Islamabad
51 Positive Reviews
Plz have a visit to your near by dental clinic for complete diagnosis and expert opinion.Nore your do saline gargles 3 to 4 times daily for 2 weeks
Visit a dentist as soon as possible
U have to take proper treatment by visiting dr.
maintain oral hygiene and visit near dentist for further diagnosis and treatment
Dr. Salma Ali Khan - Dentist
BDS, Certificate in Aesthetics Dentitry (UK), Certificate Restorative Rentistry | Islamabad
40 Positive Reviews
Start Flagyl 400 mg twice aday n Brufen 400 mg 3 times a day kindly check with dentist
Wait and See ... ? just joking plz visit experienced dentist to see and treat the cause of ur swollen gums ...
You should visit a dentist , use mouthwash also
Dr. Pooja Balani - Dentist
BDS, MDS | Karachi
There are various reasons of swollen gums and each require different approach. Kindly visit dentist so that he or she can check and investigate the cause for further intervention.
go for scaling or pocket dressing in dental clinic... use enziclor mouthwash and revomet gel over it. three times daily. but scaling first
Assalam o alaikum! You need to see a dentist. It can be a sign of gingivitis (gingival inflammation), ginigival abcess etc. So you need to see a dentist so that they can either do a scaling or provide other treatment based on indications through examination.
Dr. Ammara Asif - Dentist
BDS, MDS (Prosthodontist) | Faisalabad
A. O. A This requires a thorough examination of your mouth. You need to visit a qualified dentist to evaluate the cause and then treat properly.
without examination from a dentist, it's risky to wait for pain to elicit.
Dr. Maha Aslam - Dentist
BDS | Karachi
assalamualaikum. firstly it is need to examine oral cavity. it might be gingivitis i. e inflammation and its major sign is bleeding from gums while eating or brushing. other gingival problems can be there too. it can be treated with scaling, maybe after that gums can heal on its own. for now u can use enziclor mouth wash twice daily and brushing and maintain ur hygiene. take Panadol as a pain killer. as well have soft diet till then. hope this helps. May Allah give u shifa ameen
Dr. Saba Misbah - Dentist
BDS, C-Implant, C-Endo, C-Restoration, certified in Aesthetics, C-prosthodontics | Karachi
19 Positive Reviews
you might need some perio treatment like scaling polishing and medication.if you are in Karachi , visit us
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Might need scaling... but nothing can be said without examining the condition... visit nearby dentist
Might need scaling... but nothing can be said without examining the condition... visit nearby dentist
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Dr. Namrah Bashir - Dentist
BDS,Clinician and Demonstrate AFID, MPhil Oral Pathology | Islamabad
It might settle down on its own but it could be some other issue. If you can’t access a dentist right away, please follow the following instructions. Do lukewarm saline rinses twice a day. Don’t brush vigorously and observe for 2 days . If continues you may have to visit a dentist for a checkup and maybe scaling.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abid Mahmood - Dentist
BDS , MCPS Oral & Maxillo-Facial Surgery | Karachi
45 Positive Reviews
you definitely need to consult a qualified dental practitioner for proper diagnosis and treatment. don't treat yourself on your own.
you need antibiotic for swelling and infection and visit to the dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment
you need some antibiotics and may b some gels would work too . plz consult to a doctor dor better diagnosis and treatment
Dr. Muhammad Hamza - Dentist
BDS | Karachi
it might be sub gingival calculus or something else.
brush your teeth gently
and consult dentist
Dr. Musaab Hamid - Dentist
BDS, FCPS Operative Dentistry and Endodontics | Sialkot
34 Positive Reviews
you need treatment
Please visit a nearby dentist asap
Dr. Samra Irfan - Dentist
BDS, Certified Aesthetic Physician | Lahore
Its always best to do preventive salt water rinses, take an nsaid in the meanwhile and try to get it checked up to see if it can resolve on its own. Doctors can understand better and will not do a treatment where body will heal naturally
I would suggest you to visit a dentist for a proper evaluation and guidance.
Probably may be due to local irritating factors, do clinical checkup use mouth wash and maintain oral hygeine
Asa. gum swlelling usually occurs because of gum problems which may simply resolve after getting your teeth scaling done but in your case the hum swelling in the area you have mentioned may be because of your wisdom tooth. if your wisdom tooth is erupting (which usually erupts between 18 to 25 years) then it's very common to have inflamed gum associated with it. at times it resolves as the tooth erupts completely and at times it keeps on bothering you if the tooth doesn't have sufficient space of eruption.
in both cases I would suggest you to see a dentist who can have a detailed clinical and radiographic examination for proper diagnosis of your problem and then mat suggest proper treatment.
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